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VECI093DBD Manual 050205 5/5/05 6:32 PM Page ii
iMPORTANT SAFETY iNSTRUCTiONS
WARNINGS
I. RISK £XPLOSW£ GAS MIXTURES -- WORKING IN VICINITY OF A LRAD-ACID
BAYT£RY IS DANGEROUS. BATEERIES G£NERAT£ EXPLOSIVE GAS£S DURING
NO£MAL BAT[ERY OPERATION. FOR THIS R£ASON, IT IS OF UTMOST IMPORTANC£
THAT EACH TIM£ BEFORE USING YOUR CHARGER, YOU READ THIS MANUAL AND
FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS £XAC_Y.
2. To reduce risk of bakery explosion, {gRow these instru_ions and those published by
the battery manufacturer and manufaclurer of any equipment you intend Io use in
vicinity of battery. Review cautionary markings on these products and on engine.
3. This equipmer_ employs parts (switches, relays, etc.) that produce arcs or sparks.
Therefore, if used in a garage or enclosed area, the unit MUST be placed not less
than 18 inches above the floor.
Battery Safety
I Use o_ an attachment not recommended or sold by the battery charger manufacturer may resultin
a riskof fire,ele_ric shock, or i_ury to persons¸
R To reduce risk o_ damage _ electdc plug and cord¸ pull by plug ralher fl_an cord when
disconnecRng charger¸
3 An extension cord should n_ be used unless absolutely necessary¸ Use of an improper extension
cord could resuh in a risk_ ire and eleclricshock, and will void warranty
If an ex{ens_N cord must be U_e_, make sure:
a that pins on plug of extension cord are the same number, size, and shape as those of plug on
charger;
b that extension cord is properly wired and in good electricalcondition; and
c that wire size is AWG#10 (10 gauge) for 100 feet and AWG#8 for di_ances over 100 feel
4 Do nol operate charger with damaged cord or plug lake to a qualified lechnician _or
replacement of the plug or cord immediately
6 Do nol operate charger if ithas received a sharp blow, been dropped, or olherwise damaged in
any way; take itto a qualified service technician¸
6 Do not disassemble charger; take itto a qualified service technician when service or repaEr Es
required¸ Incorrec_re-assembly may resullin a riskof elec_ic shock or fire,and will void warranty¸
7 _ reduce risk of electdc shock, unplug charger from outle_before atiem_ing any maintenance or
cleaning¸ _rning off conlrols wilhout unplugging will n_ reduce thisrisk¸
_ Do not expose charger to rain, snow or use when wet
Personal Safety
I Another person should be within range of your voice or close enough to come to your aid when
you work near a lead-acid batlery
2 Fresh water and soap should be nearby irlcase battery acid conlac_ skinrclothing, or eyes¸
3 Wear complete eye pr_ection and clothing protection¸ Avoid touching eyes while working with a
battery Acid, acid particlesor corrosion may gel into eyes¸ Immediately flood eye wilh cold waler
(Eye Wash Station)for at lea_ 15 minutes and seek medical atiention immediately
4 Ifbattery acid contacts skin or cl_hing, wash immediately with soap and water¸ ifredness, pain or
irdladon occurs, seek immediate medical attention
6 NEVER smoke or allow a spark or flame in vicinityof battery or engine¸
6 Be extra cautious to reduce the risk_ dropping a metal tool onto battery This might cause sparks
or shorbcircuilthe bakery or other eleclricalparl, which can cause an explosion¸
7 Remove personal me_l ilems such as dngsr bracelels, necklaces and walches when working with
a lead-acid batter_ A lead-acid battery can produce a shoM-circuilcurre_ high enough to cause a
severe burn¸
8 Use charger for charging a LEAD-ACiD battery only itis not intended to supply power to a low
vol_ge electricalsyslem _her than in a _arier_rn_or application¸ Do nol use _e batiery charger
for charging dry-cellbatteriesthat are commonly used with home appliances¸ These batteriesmay
bur_ and cause i_ury to persons and damage properly¸
9 NEVER ATTEMPT TO CHARGE A FROZEN BATTERY¸
Power Cord Safety
Charger should be grounded to reduce riskof electricshock¸ Charger is_luEpped with an Am cord having
equipme_-grounding conductor and a grounding plug¸ The plug mu_ be plugged inlo a properly in_aIIed
and grounded 110/I 20 voltAC outlelin accordance with alllocalcodes and ordinances (see Figure IA)
F12ure Figure
i I
GROUNDING ! _!_,_,
PIN(A) _ ° i
j METAL SCREW _
If a properly grounded outlet is not Ftvailable, a temporary adapter (like gee adapter shown in Figure1 B)
n/ay be used to connect this plug 1o a two pole receptacle The temporary adapler should be used ONLY
until a properly grounded outlet can be installed by a qualified electrician
DANGER -- Before usin_ aN adapter as illustrated, ma_e certain that the center screw
of outlet plate is grGund_.
The green-colored rigid ear of tab extending from adapler mus_ be connected to a propedy grounded
oufl_t MAKE CERTAIN IT IS GROUNDED If necess_Ky, rep]_3ce original oLlt]f_ Cover plate screw with a
longer screw th_l will secure _d_lpler ground lab to oudet cover plate and connect to grounded culler
WARNING
N£VE_ alter AC cord Or pPJ_. If it wiR _ot fit, have a proper outlet installed by a
quali[ied electrician. ImpFoper con_lection ma_ result in an electric shock.
Note: Use of an adapter is not allowed in Canada. If a grouNdiNg type receptacle is
Not avai|a_|e, do not use this appliance until the proper gullet h_s been
installed by a qualified electrician.
Preparing _o Charge
1 D_termine voltage of battery to be charged by ref_lring to the owner's iTlanual
R If it is necessary to remove hFlite[y {tom vehicle to charge or to clean terl[lina]s aIw_lys remove
grounded termin;iI from bFttJery firs_ M_ke sure all accessories in the vehicle are off so _ls not to
c_use an arc
3 Clean battery terminals Do not allow corlosion _o come in contacl with eyes
4 Add distilled water in each cell until battery acid reaches level specified by batiery manufacturer
This helps purge excessive g;is flolrl ceils Do not overfill For a b_;Rtery wi_houl cell c_%ps
(maintenance free), carefully _ollow m_clnufact_rer's charging instrucRoris
6 Sludy _111bal_ery n/_lnu_lc_lJrer's specific preczlu_ions, sllch _ls removing or not removing cell caps
while charging, and recommended rates of charge
0 Area [lround b,qtt_ry should be well ventilaled while b[lt_ery is being charged Gas can be furce{ully
blown aw_y by using a piece of c;irdboard or other nonmetullic m_tted_Cll as a fan
7 Make Sure gle initial charging [_lte does not exceed battery manufacturer's requRel[]enl
Charger Locafion
1 Loc[ltP charger as far away flol[1 battery as cables permit
2 NEVER pVice chargel directly above battely being chalged; gases from battery will corlode and
d_l m_lcJe charger
3 NEVER ,%llow bat[ery acid Io drip oil charger when reading gravily or filling battery
4 NEVER operate charger in a c[osed-kl area or restrict ventilation in any way
6 M_Clrkle batteries musl be removed _lnd charged Oil shore
Do noI set a battery on top o{ charger
DC Connection Precautions
1 Connecl and disconnect DC ouIp_t clamps only after removing AC cord {lore electric oLlIIot
2 Never allow clamps to touch each other
3 Attach clamps to batlery chassis as h/dicat_d h/ "B,3It_ry Installed in V{_hide 'r steps 6 _lnd _, _lnd
Jn "Bakery Outside of Vehicle 'r s_eps 2, 4 and 5
Follow these steps wher_ the battery is irista_]ed ir_ a vehicle. A spark near the battery
may cause an explosion. To reduce risk of a spatk near the battery:
1 Position AC and DC cords to reduce risk of d_c_mage by [mood, door, or moving engine part
R Stay cle,q[ O[ fan blades, bert% pulleys and other parls th_ll can c,3use k_ury to persons
3 Check pohrity of Dattery posts POSITIVE (P(-)Sr R +) battery post usually has larger diameter th_tn
NEGATIVE (MEG, N, _ pos_
4 Delermine which post rat battery is grounded (connected) to the chassis If NEGATIVE posl is
grounded to chassis (as in most vehicles), see 6 If POSITIVE post is grounded to the chassis, see 6
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